I think a great spin on the idea of "Cosmos" happened in 2021 with director Iain Geoffrey's submission to Cannes. This kind of thing is just great to see.
https://archive.org/details/h8a9e

YES! Long before Star Wars, there was COSMIC WARS! Actually, it wasn't originally supposed to be a series. It was originally a single VERY VERY VERY LONG CHEESE FEST SPACE MOVIE! But, after all of the editing was done, and nobody was keeping a close tab on the time, they ended up was an insane nearly 5 hour long space log of corn and fecal matter!
Through clever editing, and eliminating, they emerged with 2 movies:
1 = War Of The Planets
2 = War Of The Robots
Frankly, they could have edited the damn thing till the apocalypses, but it wouldn't have made a difference because of the raunchy script & complete lack of actual storyline.
Why is it that someone gets a new camera & all of the sudden, they think they're Cecil B. DeMille or Spielberg?
Both movies sucked more than Johnny Holmes did bareback!

I thought it was a good movie. So different from concurring sci-fy that it was enjoyable. Captivated me enough to watch it to the end. Displayed plot characteristics that mimicked todays movies with an old school feel. Artistic mannerism gave it its own feel . Some things left unanswered which gave it a premise for a possible second movie. It had certain qualities which made it similar and different at the same time. May be a b movie but it does show plot lines similar to concurrent movies. Over all I enjoyed it. I gave it a highest rating due to diversity of films in current era vs plot lines concurrent to sci-fy films of its day and today. Would have liked to see a finalization of problems solved however if you are always looking for the same thing youll always get the same result. Thanks have a nice day.

Ok, so file this one under so bad it's good… or almost good. Anyway, it was interesting enough that I found it sample-worthy to be the conceptual and sonic basis for my 2016 blocSonic EP… https://blocsonic.com/releases/bsmx0135

I hope this movie was damaged in translation but its really bad in the non-enjoyable way. Trying to be serious but failing miserably.
Turn on videos 1 and 2 activate monitors vectors delta a 1 o alpha beta, science oxygen... math stuff ...WTF!
well its just throw around some bad efx and add a dash of almost sci - fi terms in serious poor non sci-fi way and some good sound effects for the era and bad outfits... boom you get this movie... thats sci-fi baby

This film has everything a space opera needs:
- Lurid colors and trippy space music
- Inappropriate use of bodysuits and tunics
- Blue aliens with pointy ears
- Wacky special effects and props (one guy has a large calculator taped to his wrist by way of communicator)
- Computerized sex

But questions remain. Why do we think that in the future, we will all wear the same outfit? And all look good in tight pants? Because no. Why was half this film shot in the dark? True, it adds a bit of tension- like "I wonder what's happening in this damn murky film" tension.

For the first half of the film, everyone is remarkably laid-back. Really. Everyone's sauntering around like they might as well run this spaceship, since there's nothing else on right now. But, you know, if anything better turns up... When the ship is blasted in a surprise attack, one guy yells, "We're hit!" And the captain of the ship starts looking around like, "Where'd my pencil go?"

And maybe this is just me, but the uber-commander's face- usually, it just looks like the guy's face, but in a certain position, he looks like James Mason. He turns another way, and for just a second I'd swear he's Bob Newhart. Weird.

Three stars for the film, plus one for the cheese.

An imitation of Star Trek without any engaging personality. Even the voices seem to be a deliberate reflection of Kirk, Sulu, Scotty, Spock, Uhuru, and computer.
Familiar story of humans vs. the machines they created. The identical uniforms and stiff characters make the humans so much like robots that it doesn't seem to matter whether the "humans" win or not. Two stars rating is being generous to the film.

this movie was soooo cheesy i ran out of crackers

Don't ever have Star Wars, Alien, or 2001 in mind when you watch this kind of Sci-Fi B movie. You'll aways have the filling to have waisted your time.
This one is part of kind absolutely kich made at a time when Sci-Fi was on fashion. Doesn't have anything to say, really.
But cast is OK, the simple plot works, and the image quality is good. There is a brother of the StarTrekan Spok appearing, which is the surprise of the movie, even if his end is cruel.
On the other hand many sequences seem out of purpose, it is too long, for sure and does not really take you... In other word if you have others movies to watch, keep this one for later, but, but, there is a lot of Sci-Fi film a lot worst than this one.

This movie is hilarious. It is painful to sit through the whole movie, but the music almost makes it worthwhile.

"I've tried every communication--even the radio!"

Not scene WWII has the Italians made such a bad decision, this time to make this...movie. A great movie to read your e-mails by, or clip your toe nails...

The color was good...

On the heels of Star Wars comes Cosmos: War of the Planets. Not to be outdone, the Italians figured (wrongly) that they could make their own movie just as good as America. Do you like sitting around talking or even sitting around looking at one another? Then this is the movie for you. It makes a good alternative for those who felt that 2001's pacing was too heart-pounding and rapid-paced. As a lover of bad movies even this was hard to watch. No wonder no one has reviewed it yet. I doubt anyone can make themselves sit through it all the way.